bugger me your rightthey really do use 'n'. they're tackier than i'd realised.
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thirsty a rare visitor these days,
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bugger me your right
thirsty a rare visitor these days,
Wed 17 Aug 2005, 0:55,
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bugger me your right thirsty a rare visitor these days,
Wed 17 Aug 2005, 0:55,
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